GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. There's never enough time it seems, even for a game built around the idea of letting you manipulate time. TimeShift, from Sierra and Saber Interactive ...

Nine weeks is all it took for the development team at Atari to put together a pretty nice build of its latest effort, TimeShift for the Xbox 360 A first-person shooter that utilizes in-game time ...

Today Atari officially made public what has been suspected for some time: TimeShift will be coming to Xbox and Xbox 360. The title is a first-person shooter developed by Sabre Interactive that allows ...

It's a new week, which means new Xbox 360 games are headed to the Xbox One backward compatibility list. The latest batch of titles is led by TimeShift, along with Assault Heroes 2 and Commanders: ...

Atari has released a new video of PC, Xbox and Xbox 360 title TimeShift - and it's now available for download. TimeShift is a first-person shooter set in the near future that sees you playing as test ...

In combat, too, enemies are a bit too thick and generic to be troubling or interesting. Better ones, who dash around with their own primitive time-shifting gizmos, are more of a challenge, but once ...

If you're unfamiliar with TimeShift's development life, you should know it was originally slated as an Xbox and PC title. Original, fatty black n' green Xbox, we mean. It got stuck in development hell ...

An interesting time-shifting mechanic and fun-to-shoot weapons can't make up for the rest of TimeShift's run-of-the-mill first-person shooter gameplay. Given TimeShift's long, tumultuous development ...

The core gameplay is satisfying at first. You can slow, stop, or rewind time in small chunks, and the otherwise basic combat is enhanced because of it. Catching bad guys sitting in their chairs at ...